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Carceri speciali per i 2.229 arrestati in proteste in Venezuela

epa11507674 Members of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) detain two people during protests over the results of the presidential elections in Caracas, Venezuela, 29 July 2024. Protests are taking place in Caracas after the National Electoral Council (CNE) proclaimed that Nicolas Maduro was re-elected president of Venezuela, following elections held on 28 July. Thousands of citizens have come out to protest against the results announced by the National Electoral Council (CNE), which gave President Maduro 51.2% of the votes, a figure questioned by the opposition and by a good part of the international community. Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado claims they have obtained enough of the vote tallies to prove they won the presidential elections that took place on 28 July. EPA/Henry Chirinos
epa11507674 Members of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) detain two people during protests over the results of the presidential elections in Caracas, Venezuela, 29 July 2024. Protests are taking place in Caracas after the National Electoral Council (CNE) proclaimed that Nicolas Maduro was re-elected president of Venezuela, following elections held on 28 July. Thousands of citizens have come out to protest against the results announced by the National Electoral Council (CNE), which gave President Maduro 51.2% of the votes, a figure questioned by the opposition and by a good part of the international community. Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado claims they have obtained enough of the vote tallies to prove they won the presidential elections that took place on 28 July. EPA/Henry Chirinos
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CARACAS, 07 AGO - Il presidente venezuelano Nicolás Maduro ha informato che le 2.229 persone finora arrestate nel corso della repressione delle proteste sociali che attraversano il Paese saranno destinati a carceri speciali. "I penitenziari di Tocorón e Tocuyito sono stati svuotati a settembre e ottobre dello scorso anno e attrezzate per ospitare i terroristi", ha detto Maduro in un intervento alla televisione di Stato. Il bilancio del governo riferisce di due morti e almeno 106 feriti tra agenti di polizia e membri delle forze armate nel corso degli contri di piazza iniziati il 28 luglio dopo la contestata proclamazione senza prove della rielezione di Maduro.

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